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Analytical/Intuitive Thinking

By Charles B. Parselle | 22 May, 2014

This article discusses the different strengths and weaknesses of analytical and intuitive thinking, which combined may be called holistic thinking. Read>>

Krieg und Frieden in Europa

Von Sigfried Nasko | 11 Jänner, 2015

Slavery and the Making of American Capitalism
By Charles R. Larson | 1 October, 2014
During the 1930s, the WPA sent out workers to interview men and women who had been slaves before the emancipation. More>>
A Tragic Tale for the Children of the Continent
By Joseph Kaifala | 16 June, 2014
The International Day of the African Child Read>>

Liberty, Education and the State

By Sushant Chandra | 1 Sept, 2016

Characterization of the Human Spirit

By Chuck S. Weinblatt | 19 Aug, 2011
Repugnance, despair and darkness exist within human nature. We learn nothing if we fail to examine this part of our psyche. Read >>

Malta commits to ending detention of migrant children

By Alice Farmer | 6 June, 2014
Malta is a key entrance point for irregular migrants coming to the European Union. Read >>

Syrian Refugees Have Made Me Cry

By Jospeh Kaifala | 7 July, 2016

Watching and listening to my Syrian brothers and sisters on the news, made me cry the tears I never shed for myself. More >>

Gabo lives

By W.T. Whitney Jr. | 11 May, 2013 Gabriel García Márquez died on April 17, 2014 in Mexico City. "One Hundred Years of Solitude" gained him the Nobel Prize. Read >>

Africans Must Reject Presidential Coups

By Joseph Kaifala | 8 July, 2016
We must now resist presidential coups for the sake of progressive leadership and African development. Read >>

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